Women
Displaying 501 - 550 of 1846 in reverse chronological order
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501 | Racism, sexism and homophobia are topics of forum discussion Northern Iowan 87:4, p.1 |
Joe Wells discussed findings from a survey given to his students. CROW Forum, started by Elaine Kalmar, features speakers focusing on gender related issues. | |
502 | Womenfest to be celebrated by Family Resource Center Northern Iowan 87:3, p.11 |
Day-long celebration of women will be held at Holiday Inn September 28. | |
503 | Support group for women offered; Family Resource Center extends help to women Northern Iowan 87:2, p.18 |
Support group for women dealing with self-worth and taking control of their lives will be offered at Family Service League. | |
504 | Continuing common experiences A Century of Leadership and Service 1:0, p.436 |
The role of the college in regulating behavior; the influence of religion on students and faculty; photo. | |
505 | Institutional growth; transfer of governance to the State Board of Education (1906 through June, 1909) A Century of Leadership and Service 1:0, p.255 |
Organization of the school into formal departments; Dean of Women Walker develops guidelines for rooming houses; photo. | |
506 | Administering a burgeoning normal school A Century of Leadership and Service 1:0, p.154 |
Debate over the mission of the Normal School; disparity in salary for women and men; duties of Board; organization of library services; photo. | |
507 | Northern Iowa History Lecture Series continues March 14 with discussion of women's history Public Relations News Release 1989:456, p.1 |
Phi Alpha Theta and the Department of History sponsor Professor Carol Morgan's lecture on the impact of women in industrialization. The lecture is held in the North Room of Maucker Union. | |
508 | Women composers featured in concert Public Relations News Release 86:40, p.11 |
Brief program of performance. | |
509 | G.I. Joan takes to the battlefield Northern Iowan 86:30, p.2 |
Looks at issue of women in military service. | |
510 | Women's issues debated Northern Iowan 86:16, p.1 |
Highlights of debate between Phyllis Schlafly and Gloria Allred. | |
511 | Discrimination in UNI Hall of Fame? Northern Iowan 86:15, p.2 |
Surprised that all six recent inductees were men. | |
512 | Untitled Northern Iowan 86:3, p.2 |
Considers reaction to recent column on abortion and Catholicism. | |
513 | Networkers get together to get ahead Northern Iowan 86:2, p.6 |
Group attempts to help women make and use contacts. | |
514 | UNI seeks female employees Northern Iowan 85:21, p.1 |
Comments on recent report relating to numbers of women employed in various classifications of employment at UNI. | |
515 | Women's self-defense courses to be offered Northern Iowan 85:12, p.1 |
Presentation at Towers includes information on self-defense; photo. | |
516 | Feminist theology essay published at University of Northern Iowa. Public Relations News Release 1988:503, p.1 |
Students of "Women and Chistanity" publish five student essays; list of authors. | |
517 | New beer ads reflect increase in beer consumption among women Public Relations News Release 1987:227, p.1 |
Professor Al Pelham explains how beer advertising campaigns, such as "Spuds McKenzie", are designed to influence women drinkers. | |
518 | 'Women as Leaders' conference to feature local, national leaders Nov. 9 at University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1987:112, p.1 |
The Career Development and Placement Center sponsors the "Women as Leaders" conference in Maucker Union. Workshops are instructed Professor Sue Follon, KWWL's Christine Hensley, and the vice chair of the Democratic National Committee. | |
519 | 'Way Up V' to offer 'Connections for the Future' Nov. 5-6 in Cedar Rapids Public Relations News Release 1987:90, p.1 |
Professors Patricia Geadelmann, Constantine Curris, and Casey Mahon participate in the "Connections for the Future" women's conference. The conference includes workshops on hiring minorities, advisory boards, social issues, and marketing strategies. | |
520 | 'Exploring India's Cultural Traditions' topic for week-long series on University of Northern Iowa campus Public Relations News Release 1987:78, p.1 |
The Committee on Asian Studies sponsors the "Exploring the Cultural Traditions of India" program, featuring a host of guest professors. The program will cover U. S./India relations, Hinduism, Indian dance, and the role of women in Indian culture. | |
521 | Allnighter's Club Northern Iowan 84:11, p.2 |
Portrays women using a condom vending machine. | |
522 | Women elected officials to gather on University of Northern Iowa campus Oct. 9 Public Relations News Release 1987:53, p.1 |
Lt. Governor of Missouri, Hariett Woods, delivers the keynote address at a conference for women in elective offices at Maucker Union. After the speeches by Woods and Constantine Curris, five workshops on political office and family management are held. | |
523 | KUNI program will focus on topic of women, AIDS Northern Iowan 84:6, p.22 |
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524 | Women to study barriers to advancement in higher ed administration, Friday-Saturday at Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1987:35, p.1 |
Women in Educational and Administrative Leadership hold a conference in the Education Center to discuss sex barriers in higher education. The conference is followed by a luncheon, and excerpts from "Top Girls", performed by students of Lorraine Commeret. | |
525 | Volleyball poster, team defended Northern Iowan 84:5, p.2 |
Believes volleyball team poster conveys the right message. | |
526 | Volleyball poster elicits variety of responses Northern Iowan 84:4, p.1 |
Debate whether poster exploits image of women; photo. | |
527 | Women research barriers preventing advancement Nonpareil 71:4, p.20 |
Group awarded $170,000 Model Training Program grant to study barriers. | |
528 | UNI's Geadelmann receives medal from Iowa Commission on Status of Women Public Relations News Release 1987:12, p.1 |
Professor Patricia Geadelmann is awarded with the Cristine Wilson Award for Equality and Justice by the Iowa Commission on the Status of Women. Governor Terry Branstad participated on the ceremony. | |
529 | Discrimination against women a problem at UNI for years Northern Iowan 83:57, p.2 |
Feels that male faculty members are treated and paid better than females; talks about her own experiences on the faculty. | |
530 | Rank and pay lop-sided Northern Iowan 83:56, p.2 |
Feels UNI should hire more women professors to improve gender equality. | |
531 | Women still behind in jobs Northern Iowan 83:55, p.1 |
Pat Geadelmann talks about the possible reasons underlying differences in salary levels between men and women; table showing breakdown between men and women at each faculty rank. | |
532 | Women's Awareness Week set Northern Iowan 83:45, p.9 |
Satoko Watanabe will organize events. | |
533 | UNI program to help women, minorities advance in higher ed adminstration among 60 selected for national training workshop Public Relations News Release 1987:218, p.1 |
Professors Donna Thompson and Susann Doody, of the Department of Education, hosted a workshop which identified barriers that women and minorities face in higher education. The two-day workshop was funded by a grant from the Women's Educational Equity Act. | |
534 | Identifying barriers to women in education is goal of UNI project Northern Iowan 83:22, p.3 |
Donna Thompson talks at length about the major project funded by a federal grant and UNI; will use Interpretive Structural Modeling; list of women involved in project. | |
535 | UNI women receive $170, 000 grant to help women advance in higher education Public Relations News Release 1987:81, p.1 |
Professor Donna Thompson, and fifteen other faculty women, make efforts to remove barriers that keep women and minorities from excelling in higher education. The project was funded by grants from the Department of Eduaction and university funds. | |
536 | Views differ in church, Bible Northern Iowan 83:9, p.2 |
The writer raises questions about what the Bible says. | |
537 | Women's view on religion changes Northern Iowan 83:6, p.19 |
Excerpts from remarks by Rosemary Ruether. | |
538 | Revolution's not over Northern Iowan 83:3, p.6 |
Considerable differences in social and political beliefs between the genders. | |
539 | UNI's Glenda Riley awarded year-long Fulbright to teach U.S. women's history in Ireland Public Relations News Release 1986:482, p.1 |
Glenda Riley, a professor of history, is sent to Dublin through the Fulbright program. Riley conducted research on the differences between American and Irish cultures, specifically the roles of women. | |
540 | Sex roles not supported by freshmen Northern Iowan 82:55, p.7 |
Freshmen react to recent survey; state beliefs on appropriate roles for men and women. | |
541 | Panel topic to address women's role in religion Northern Iowan 82:48, p.11 |
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542 | UNI workshop to teach area women career planning, job-getting skills Public Relations News Release 1986:307, p.1 |
Women age 35 and older are invited to attend and the program is offered at no charge to UNI students, staff, faculty and women in the surrounding community. | |
543 | Women discovering choices in lifestyles Northern Iowan 82:40, p.10 |
Hagemann Hall's presentation of "Windows on Women" ends with a panel discussion; photo. | |
544 | Creating awareness could help eliminate abuse Northern Iowan 82:39, p.12 |
Hagemann Hall staff present a series of programs called "Windows on Women." | |
545 | Hagemann Hall Windows on Women Program Northern Iowan 82:38, p.8 |
Presenting several programs. | |
546 | Program to explore women's issues Northern Iowan 82:37, p.13 |
Hagemann Hall Residence Assistants present "Windows on Women--A Look Into Women's Issues". | |
547 | Women's identities preserved by keeping name Northern Iowan 82:25, p.14 |
Professor Reineke presents legal and social background for marital name changing. | |
548 | Contemporary women poets discussed Northern Iowan 81:54, p.11 |
Extensive excerpts from speech by Katharyn Machan Aal; photo. | |
549 | Conducts independent survey Northern Iowan 81:44, p.2 |
Discusses a survey on what women want. | |
550 | Changes in women's scholarships Northern Iowa Today 13:2, p.8 |
Scholarships for women's swimming, golf, and tennis are discontinued and will be reallocated to women's basketball, volleyball, and softball. |